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Custom Vehicle Discussions => Screamin' EagleĀ® Electra GlideĀ® => Topic started by: jonny cash on November 23, 2014, 11:18:14 AM

Title: my 04 seeg project
Post by: jonny cash on November 23, 2014, 11:18:14 AM
I picked up this bike last year on Craigslist.  I hadn't owned a Harley for over 10 years, as I got into Adventure riding, BMW GS, KTM 950etc.  The owner didn't know what had been done to the engine, and all I knew was it was a little noisy and ran like a scalded dog. I started out with a little suspension work, Ohlins from Dan Kyle racing and a set of monotubes up front.  I raised the bike back up to stock electraglide height.  Well, the noisy engine got really loud last month, so I decided to investigate.  I took it to a friend of mines shop to check it out.  The good news was the heads were in good shape, with a really nice port job, the bad news was that was all that was good!  Cracked cases, cylinders already .010 over, and the crankpin out of it. WHEW!!!!!  Soooo, in goes a S&S 124 crate along with an HPI intake and injectors, scorpion clutch, and a new supermeg pipe.  After I get the engine heat-cycled, it will be going to C&S speedshop for breakin and tuning. 
Title: Re: my 04 seeg project
Post by: jonny cash on November 23, 2014, 11:19:02 AM
almost ready to fire
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Post by: GregKhougaz on November 23, 2014, 01:21:51 PM
Sounds like you have built a serious "cruiser."  Enjoy the ride! 
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Post by: kiro on November 23, 2014, 04:33:01 PM
That's a lot of expense after the fact - hope the deal worked out for you... Please keep us posted on the renovation.
Title: Re: my 04 seeg project
Post by: jonny cash on November 23, 2014, 06:06:03 PM
That's a lot of expense after the fact - hope the deal worked out for you... Please keep us posted on the renovation.
Yes it is.  I bought the bike right, really right.  I still didn't plan on spending this much, but wasn't left with a lot of choices.  I felt better doing the crate engine than repairing my cases, doing the left bearing upgrade etc.  I will piece the original engine back together over time, but back to stock.  I made the decision that the bike was a keeper right after I bought it.  I wanted this bike sooo bad back in '04, but it was just out of my price range back then.  Now that I could afford a new CVO this was much more appealing to me.  I have a few bikes, and like to do different types of riding.  The adventure bike thing has a Strong pull for me.  Rode my GS to Nova Scotia a few years ago, and trying to get to Prudhoe Bay this year.  The wife likes the H-D, and maker a nice cruiser for us.  This bike had really low miles, and is cosmetically a 9/10. I have really been eyeballing a sidecar for it, and I think the 124 would make it a really good tug. 
Title: Re: my 04 seeg project
Post by: jonny cash on January 08, 2015, 09:24:51 PM
Just got the dyno results.  I'm hoping it warms up a few degrees to get some seat time.
Title: Re: my 04 seeg project
Post by: jonny cash on March 21, 2015, 09:06:04 AM
All done and ready to go
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Post by: spydglide on March 21, 2015, 09:29:29 AM
Nice!  Enjoy   ;D   Har!  spyder
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Post by: DCFIREMANN on May 18, 2015, 11:26:28 AM
I have some stock 2004 103ci engine parts when you start the project!!!!

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